Evidence That Jorge Bergoglio Is a Freemason

Brian Murphy

October 2, 2022

Freemasonry vs the Church

The first Grand Lodge, the Grand Lodge of London and Westminster, later called the Grand Lodge of England, was founded on St John's Day, June 24, 1717. While men are invited to join for various humanitarian purposes, the fundamental ideology soon clashed with the Roman Catholic Church because Freemasons reject formal moral laws or commandments and salvation through Baptism in Jesus Christ. While the entry point appears to have a positive humanitarian purpose, the higher echelons comprise a secret society that acts to infiltrate government and the Church and impose its erroneous teachings that all men are "sons of God" and there is no place for dogmas. Catholics teach that we only become a child of God through Baptism in Jesus Christ. Without such Baptism, men are alienated from God. While it is true that God created all people, they do not merit the title "sons of God" without Baptism. This is a defining difference. Hence Freemasonry loves to use words such as "solidarity," "fraternity" and embraces various "progressive" or "modernist" ideas while refusing to accept that Baptism in Jesus Christ is necessary for salvation.

As Freemasonry infiltrated the Church throughout the nineteenth century, all of the nineteenth century Popes condemned it and Catholics were forbidden to be Freemasons. The infiltration reached a crisis point with the election of Cardinal Rampolla in 1903. At the last minute, his election was interrupted and his candidacy vetoed when it was discovered that he was a member of the number one enemy of the Church - Freemasonry. That did not stop the Freemasonic movement which continued to desire a Pope. In their own words, "We must have a Pope according to our desires." This is in order to achieve their goal, which is the destruction of the Church. See Message in a Bottle. While one cannot prove that Jorge Bergoglio is a card carrying member of Freemasonry, a secret society, we can show that his ideology is essentially Freemasonic. A Freemason cannot be a legitimate Pope.

Actions as "Pope Francis"

Jorge Bergoglio became a member of the St. Gallen Mafia. This group has historical roots to Cardinal Rampolla, a Freemason. This organization was fully exposed by Cardinal Danneels at the presentation of Danneels' autobiography. This group of Cardinals gave themselves that name because they met annually in secret in St. Gallen, Switzerland to talk about acceptance of homosexuality, divorced and remarried Catholics, female deacons and secularism. These ideas are Freemasonic because they neutralize moral law. The purpose of the St. Gallen Mafia (a vehicle for Freemasonry) was to gain control of the Papacy. See Message in a Bottle.

Jorge Bergoglio promotes various false teachings that are consistent with neutralization of moral law, the foundation of Freemasonry:

1. Jorge Bergoglio allows the divorced and remarried to receive communion.
2. Jorge Bergoglio denounced the discipline of reserving the Eucharist for those not in mortal sin.
3. Jorge Bergoglio said “No one can be condemned for ever, because that is not the logic of the Gospel!” Amoris Laetitia, section 297.
4. Jorge Bergoglio changed the Catechism in August, 2018 to declare the death penalty “inadmissible.” The change contradicts the Tridentine and St. Pius X Catechisms, the latter of which taught that the legitimacy of capital punishment was in “full conformity with Divine Revelation.”
5. Jorge Bergoglio said “In the veins of Jesus runs pagan blood.” "La mención de las mujeres —ninguna de las aludidas en la genealogía tiene la jerarquía de las grandes mujeres del Antiguo Testamento— nos permite un acercamiento especial: son ellas, en la genealogía, las que anuncian que por las venas de Jesús corre sangre pagana, las que recuerdan historias de postergación y sometimiento." [Through the veins of Jesus runs pagan blood], thereby denying the Immaculate Conception and the purity of the incarnation. Homily of Jorge Bergoglio in Villavicencio, Columbia, September 8, 2017. This jibes with the Freemasonic idea that all men are equally human.
6. Jorge Bergoglio said that Jesus "had to beg forgiveness of his parents" and that the Virgin Mary reproached Christ. Again, all men are equally human.
7. Jorge Bergoglio taught that the miracle of Jesus multiplying the bread and fish was really a “miracle of sharing.” This is consistent with the Freemasonic idea that there is no supernatural intervention in human affairs.
8. On June 8, 2014, Pentecost, the day that celebrates the descent of the Holy Spirit on the apostles (often called "the birthday of the Church"), Jorge Bergoglio hosted the first ever Muslim and Jewish prayers and Koran readings at the Vatican. This is consistent with the Freemasonic idea that all humans of all religions share the same belief in "solidarity" of human affairs.
9. Jorge Bergoglio endorses same sex civil unions in the Church. By statements and appointments he appears to be embracing the homosexual network, a cornerstone of the anti-church. Again, this is consistent with the absence of moral laws in Freemasonry.
10. Jorge Bergoglio sent an iPhone video message recorded by (now deceased) Tony Palmer to a group of evangelicals gathered by "The Godfather of the Prosperity Gospel" TV Preacher Kenneth Copeland  Tony Palmer dubbed this event the beginning of "the miracle of unity" and with the claimed approval of Jorge Bergoglio said "The real communion is not the bread, but the brother." Again, we see the popular Freemasonic theme of brotherhood.
11. Jorge Bergoglio released a video promoting his prayer intention of "Inter-religious Dialogue".  It featured an Islamic Leader, a Buddhist Lama, a Jewish Rabbi, and a Catholic Priest.  The video included images of Muslim prayer beads, a Buddha statue, and a Menorah, but no cross.  All religions were presented equally and the star of the video, Jorge Bergoglio, said "Many think differently, feel differently, seeking God or meeting God in different ways. In this crowd, in this range of religions, there is only one certainty we have for all: we are all children of God." This is Freemasonry.  In contrast, Catholicism teaches that we become adopted children of God through Jesus Christ and baptism.  See CCC 1, 52, 270, 294, 422, 654 and more in the index.
12. Jorge Bergoglio said that "Mother Earth" is the one who “gave us life and safeguards us.”
13. Jorge Bergoglio approved of contraception in certain circumstances.  See also Is Pope Francis trying to open the door to contraception? and also: Did Pope Paul VI approve of contraception for nuns in the Congo? No! Ron Conte, February 19, 2015.Again - Freemasonic, with no moral law.
14. On October 31, 2016, All Hallows' Eve, Jorge Bergoglio participated in a joint ceremony with the World Lutheran Federation to commemorate the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation, signing a joint pledge to work to remove all obstacles to full unity; He has also said that he "admires" Martin Luther and that "the intentions of Martin Luther were not mistaken", thereby completely ignoring 50 reasons why Martin Luther was excommunicated.  He has put a red statue of Martin Luther in the Vatican, and even left Lutherans wondering if they are already allowed to take Holy Communion in the Catholic Church. This is Freemasonic "unity and solidarity." 
15. Jorge Bergoglio said "It is true that the idea of conquest is inherent in the soul of Islam. However, it is also possible to interpret the objective in Matthew’s Gospel, where Jesus sends his disciples to all nations, in terms of the same idea of conquest.” Christians are no different from Muslims - Freemasonic unity.
16. Jorge Bergoglio wears a pectoral cross with no nails, no blood and no painful redemptive suffering in contradiction to Pope Pius XII who said in his encyclical Mediator Dei par. 62 "one would be straying from the straight path...were he to order the crucifix so designed that the divine Redeemer's body shows no trace of His cruel sufferings;". Also, Bergoglio's efforts to build a one world religion, if successful, would destroy all religions and achieve a Freemasonic goal. See also the photos in Bergoglio enemigo de la cruz de Cristo.
17. In 2016, Jorge Bergoglio said “It's not right to convince someone of your faith.”  He consistently teaches that proselytism is wrong, sinful and opposed to ecumenism.  He said that it was a very grave sin to convince Eastern Orthodox Christians to become Roman Catholics. Again - Freemasonic equality of all humans.
18. In 2018, Jorge Bergoglio said that “the most important role of religions is that of promoting the culture of encounter, along with the promotion of true education in responsible behavior in caring for creation.”  This is more Free Masonry.
19. In a homily on Holy Thursday, 2018, Jorge Bergoglio said “We must be careful not to fall into the temptation of making idols of certain abstract truths. They can be comfortable idols, always within easy reach; they offer a certain prestige and power and are difficult to discern. Because the “truth-idol” imitates, it dresses itself up in the words of the Gospel, but does not let those words touch the heart. Much worse, it distances ordinary people from the healing closeness of the word and of the sacraments of Jesus.”  This is more Freemasonry which abhors dogmas of any kind.
20. Vatican signs historic deal with China – but critics denounce sellout by Harriet Sherwood, September 22, 2018. Granting atheistic communist control for naming bishops is a destructive force against the Church in China. St. Peter and St. Paul would be horrified at such an idea. This is consistent with the Freemasonic belief in the infiltration of government and in the displacement of the Catholic Church.
21. Christmas Message of 2018: Jorge Bergoglio makes an initial reference to the child Jesus in the manger and then, without any call to repentance, conversion of Baptism, forks over to a message of “fraternity” saying “God is a good Father and we are all brothers and sisters” and without the fraternity that Jesus Christ has bestowed on us, our efforts for a more just world fall short, and even our best plans and projects risk being soulless and empty.” The entire remainder of the homily was based on fraternity.  This is Free Masonry.  The Catholic teaching is that without repentance, forgiveness from sins and Baptism in the name of the Father, the Son crucified and risen from the dead and the Holy Spirit, our efforts for a more just world fall short.
22. On February 4, 2019, Jorge Bergoglio signed the “Human Fraternity Document” in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates along with Grand Imam Al Azhar which says “The pluralism and the diversity of religions, color, sex, race and language are willed by God in His wisdom, through which He created human beings.”  This is more Free Masonry leading to a one-world religion, devoid of the dogma of Christ.  See also The Pope and The One World Religion Michael J. Matt, Editor, Remnant TV, Feb 16, 2019. Michael Matt connects the dots from the Second Vatican Council, to the 1986 Assisi Prayer Meeting, to Cardinal Bergoglio's support of the URI, to Cardinal Dolan's 2015 Interfaith prayer service in New York, and finally to Francis's 2019 joint statement with the Egyptian Imam on "God-willed diversity and plurality of religions".
23. In his General Audience in St. Peter's Square of June 20, 2018, Jorge Bergoglio taught the following:
    

    "Is there a difference between a command and a word? A command is a communication that does not require dialogue. A word, instead, is the essential medium of relationship as a dialogue. God the Father creates by means of his Word, and his Son is the Word made flesh. Love is nourished by words, and likewise education or cooperation. Two people who do not love each other are unable to communicate. When someone speaks to our heart, our loneliness is over. It receives a word; there is communication, and the commandments are God’s words: God communicates through these ten Words, and he awaits our response.

    "It is one thing to receive an order, and quite another to perceive that someone is trying to speak with us. A dialogue is much more than the communication of a truth. I may say to you: ‘Today is the last day of Spring, warm Spring, but today is the last day’. This is a truth; it is not a dialogue. But if I ask you: ‘What do you think about this Spring?’, a dialogue begins. The Commandments are a dialogue. Communication “arises from the enjoyment of speaking and it enriches those who express their love for one another through the medium of words. This is an enrichment which does not consist in objects but in persons who share themselves in dialogue” (Apostolic Exhortation Evangelii Gaudium, n. 142)."

    This teaching reduces the Ten Commandments to ten suggestions, to which we can respond in dialogue, providing our own alterations according to our own circumstances. This teaching is one of Bergoglio's many novelties which do not exist in the Magisterial treasure of the Church. The CCC makes no mention of the word "dialogue" in the section on the Ten Commandments. The Ten Commandments were written by God in stone precisely to transmit the notion of rigor, discipline and so that they could be preserved without change. We humans cannot readily write in stone. Chiseling responses in stone would be absurd. Therefore, being written in stone is proof that God intended no dialog on this matter. Such neutralization of the Ten Commandments is Freemasonic.

24. After the Freemasonic press around the world hailed the election of Jorge Bergoglio to the Papacy, the Vatican responded in kind with an entire friendly page in the National newspaper "II Sole 24 Ore", even though Pope Benedict had previously confirmed their excommunication.
25. A few months after his election, Jorge Bergoglio struck a mortal blow to a most prosperous, most vital contemplative order, the Franciscans of the Immaculate. He did so without giving any explanation.
26. Jorge Bergoglio's public adulation of Pachamama at the Vatican excluded the one triune God, in keeping with the Freemasonic idea that all gods are equal.
27. Jorge Bergoglio's appointment of Archbishop Paglia to the Pontifical Academy for Life was destined from the start to be destructive. Indeed it was with the release by the Academy in September, 2022 of a book entitled "Theological Ethics of Life: Scripture, Tradition, Practical Challenges.” It supported contraception. Then there was the Archbishop's very poor choice of words in saying that Italy's new abortion law (Law 194) was "a pillar of society."